Culltic

# Culltic Your next customer is complaining on a forum right now. Culltic finds every forum post from someone who has the exact problem your product solves. Most lead generation tools work backwards. You configure keywords, set up alerts, and hope something useful comes through. But keywords miss intent. A post titled "my landlord says I need an EPC — what even is that?" contains none of the words you'd set up an alert for. And yet that person is a perfect lead for a compliance product. Culltic works forwards. You describe the problem your customers face — "landlords struggle to keep up with EPC, gas safety, and HMO licensing changes" — and Culltic monitors 30+ UK forum sources for every new post where someone is describing that exact pain point. It doesn't match keywords. It reads the post and decides whether the person writing it is experiencing the problem you solve. ## How it works 1. **Describe the problem your product solves.** Enter a landing page URL or write a sentence. Culltic's AI extracts the core pain point. 2. **Culltic recommends the most relevant forums** — Reddit, Mumsnet, Hacker News, UK Business Forums, niche trade communities, and more. You pick the ones you want to monitor. 3. **Every five minutes, Culltic polls every source you've selected.** New posts are scored against your problem description using AI. If someone is describing the exact frustration you solve, it appears in your dashboard. 4. **You see the post, click through to reply, and convert a lead** before your competitors even know the conversation exists. The problem-aware approach catches leads that keyword alerts miss every time. A landlord compliance product that keyword-monitors for "EPC certificate" misses the post where someone asks "how do I find out what energy rating my rental needs?" — but Culltic catches it because the intent matches the problem. ## Pricing Per-source at $1.99/month each. Monitor three subreddits and two forums for under $10/month. No minimum, cancel anytime. ## Supported sources 38 sources including Reddit, Mumsnet, Hacker News, UK Business Forums, Property118, Netmums, SitePoint, WebmasterWorld, Bubble Forum, Talk Photography, Overclockers UK, Electricians Forums, Plumbers Forums, The Student Room, FlyerTalk, DIYnot, ResetEra, Tom's Hardware, Ubuntu Discourse, What Hi-Fi, AVForums, Home Assistant Community, Docker Forums, Arduino Forum, OpenAI Community, Hugging Face, and more across XenForo, Discourse, WordPress, and custom forum platforms.